Aug 6, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 10 segments
For the first time in American history, someone under thirty is doing worse than their parents at the same age - net worth, housing, mental health, all of it. A conversation about what's driving that…
Ed ElsonGuestAndrew YouderianHostI think two final things for moving on that I think have been really powerful that you have both done a great job on the show.
And the amount of ground you and Scott will cover in an episode is phenomenal.
The other one is probably one of the biggest things I've taken away in terms of thinking about for myself long term and in the future is like if you ever get to the point where you have economic security, which of course Scott has, he's done exceptionally well.
It's your responsibility to really be honest about what you believe about the world, especially if they're controversial opinions.
And you guys on the show – I would describe Scott as leftish for sure but without being afraid to call things out that he thinks are crazy on the left if he thinks they're nuts.
And the fact that you're able to have real discussions about things that a lot of people won't touch with a 10-foot pole because potentially because they feel like they might get canceled, they feel like it's not PC.
And I think you guys, it's one of the most refreshing things I think about the show.
Everyone should be trying to figure out how they can be more brief in all aspects of life.
People's attention spans are just minuscule these days, and you can complain about it and say that we should be reading more books, but that is the reality of the situation, that you have to get used to.
with paragraphs of the things you expect and what you'd like to think about for the next meeting.
I consider it disrespectful to my time to be getting a long paragraph document about what we want to be doing.
I think two final things for moving on that I think have been really powerful that you have both done a great job on the show.
And the amount of ground you and Scott will cover in an episode is phenomenal.
The other one is probably one of the biggest things I've taken away in terms of thinking about for myself long term and in the future is like if you ever get to the point where you have economic security, which of course Scott has, he's done exceptionally well.
It's your responsibility to really be honest about what you believe about the world, especially if they're controversial opinions.
And you guys on the show – I would describe Scott as leftish for sure but without being afraid to call things out that he thinks are crazy on the left if he thinks they're nuts.
And the fact that you're able to have real discussions about things that a lot of people won't touch with a 10-foot pole because potentially because they feel like they might get canceled, they feel like it's not PC.
And I think you guys, it's one of the most refreshing things I think about the show.
Everyone should be trying to figure out how they can be more brief in all aspects of life.
People's attention spans are just minuscule these days, and you can complain about it and say that we should be reading more books, but that is the reality of the situation, that you have to get used to.
with paragraphs of the things you expect and what you'd like to think about for the next meeting.
I consider it disrespectful to my time to be getting a long paragraph document about what we want to be doing.
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